How to adjust the zero position of a capacitive transformer?

2015-10-05View Original

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How to adjust the zero position of a capacitive transformer?

Reply #22015-10-05

As required, connect the output of the capacitive transmitter to a standard ammeter; when no signal is input to the transmitter, its output should be 4mA. If this is not the case, adjust the zeroing potentiometer on the outside of the transmitter so that the standard ammeter reads 4mA – this is the process of zeroing the transmitter.

Reply #32015-10-05

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Reply #42015-10-08

Just make the correction using the handheld controller, and that’s it

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